Physical Exam and Consultation – $86

Puppy/Kitten Progress Exam – $76

Recheck Exam – $76

Nurse/Technician Appointment – $28

DAPP (Canine), 3 Year – $49

Bordetella (Canine), 1 Year – $49

Rabies (Canine), 1 and 3 Year – $49

Leptospirosis (Canine) – $49

Influenza/CIV (Canine) – $62

FVRCP (Feline) – $44

FELV (Feline) – $44

Purevax Rabies (Feline), 1 Year – $49

Purevax Rabies (Feline), 3 Year – $119

We require that all patients undergoing anesthesia have current blood testing (within 3 months) and a physical exam (within 3 months), which is not included in the spay/neuter or dental procedure cost.

Comprehensive dental cleaning/evaluation procedures include:

Pre-anesthetic physical exam

Anti-nausea medication

Premedication to address anxiety

IV catheter and fluids

Patient warmer (BAIR hugger system and water blanket)

IV induction and isoflurane anesthesia

Multiparameter monitor (including blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen level, blood carbon dioxide and temperature)

Comprehensive dental cleaning, charting, and assessment

Full mouth radiographs (X-rays)

Complimentary nail trim

Costs for dental cleaning, oral evaluation, and full mouth radiographs:

Feline: $640

Small dogs less than 20 lb: $827

Medium dogs 20-60 lbs: $870

Large dogs 60-100 60 lbs: $935

Extra large dogs greater than 100 lbs: $987

Extractions and periodontal treatments costs are not included in the above prices

Exact costs for extractions or periodontal treatments are difficult to estimate. We can only fully assess what treatments are indicated after dental radiographs and a thorough oral exam are performed under anesthesia.

We require that all patients undergoing anesthesia have current blood testing (within 3 months) and a physical exam (within 3 months), which is not included in the spay/neuter or dental procedure cost.

Spays and Neuters Include:

Pre-anesthetic physical exam

Anti-nausea medication

Premedication to address anxiety

IV catheter and fluids*

Patient warmer (warm air and water blanket)

IV induction and isoflurane anesthesia*

Multiparameter monitor (including blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen level, blood carbon dioxide and temperature)

Spay/neuter surgical procedure

Local anesthetic block at incision

Dissolvable internal sutures

Pain medication injections

Pain medications to go home

Sedatives to go home

Complimentary nail trim

*Because cat neuters are so short, intubation and IV fluids are not routinely necessary.

Spay and neuter costs:

Cat Neuter: $266

Cat Spay: $446

Dog Neuter (less than 20#): $487

Dog Neuter (20-60#): $567

Dog Neuter (greater than 60#): $649

Dog Spay (less than 20#): $588

Dog Spay (20-60#): $704

Dog Spay (60-80#): $819

Dog Spay (greater than 80#): $1,004

Brachycephalics (short-nosed dogs) may incur additional fees due to different anesthetic needs.

Mature dog spays performed at 1 year of age or older may also incur additional costs of up to an additional $125 if their anesthetic time is prolonged.